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R Hill wrote: |
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| How about the ATs cc the maintainer on the bug they |
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| file to get the pkg bumped to stable, and giving them a period of time |
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| (48 hours? a week?) in which to raise any objections. Of course the AT's |
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| would still have the power to go over the maintainers head in case of |
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| an emergency - but only if the maintainer can't be reached, or can't do it |
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| themselves for whatever reason, or is just being a big dink. |
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You are missing the whole point of an AT. ATs have no inherit power, |
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they arn't even officialy gentoo people(yet). All an AT can do is |
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comment on the particular piece of software in question. |
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An arch team(not AT) could disregard the package maintainers thoughts |
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and move said package to stable before the maintainer does on his arch. |
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~ However, this should be the exception, and not the rule. |
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Realisticly, if people stop being asses and work together, then a |
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consensus should allways be possible. Only when people don't work |
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together does a situation like this arise. |
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The formation of a x86 arch team should be viewed as additional help to |
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maintainers who use x86, as well as act as the group that keywords for |
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x86 for those devs who don't use x86 as their arch. |
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